Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) Therapists in 84043

I started my therapy career in 2017 as a recreational therapist and love working with younger age groups as well as adults and families. My additional education and work experience as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor has prepared me to support clients with challenges such as relationship issues, family therapy, depression, anxiety, ADHD, grief/loss, behavior issues, OCD, and LGBTQ+. I utilize evidence based therapeutic interventions and experiential activities to address all aspects of your wellness.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I specialize in treating Couples, Women’s Issues and Trauma. I have worked extensively with trauma survivors of all ages and from all walks of life. I have received advanced training in working with couples in the modality of Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT). I have also received advanced training in Maternal Mental Health from Postpartum Support International and am the Co Chair of the PSI Utah Board. This includes training in Exposure Response Prevention to treat OCD.

Hi! My name is Jen Cope - I'm excited to meet you! I am honored to hear whatever we talk about within our four walls. I am ready to show up authentically and empathetically to your story. I was privileged to study at one of the top ten Marriage and Family Therapy programs in the country, so I feel confident in my abilities to meet you where you're at and for our collaborative work to bring positive changes in your life.

Therapy is a healing process I am honored to experience with my clients. I often treat people experiencing depression, anxiety, OCD, postpartum depression, PTSD or other trauma related issues including sexual, physical, and/or emotional abuse, divorce issues, forgiveness, and/or other relationship issues. We work together to help you develop the skills and tools you need to overcome difficulties and find contentment and peace. I believe the healing and growth of a client is supported in a therapeutic relationship of genuineness, compassion, caring, and unconditional positive regard.

Hi there! If you're browsing this website, you're probably trying to find a therapist that will be a good fit for you and your unique needs. You might be dealing with eating concerns, body image struggles, anxiety, depression, OCD, couple and family struggles, or be going through a difficult life transition. If you want to work with a therapist that can be gentle and compassionate in delivering difficult feedback, is warm and empathetic, and remembers all of your friends by name (no, seriously!), I might be a good fit for you. I believe that the real work in therapy is done by you and I am honored to be a part of your growth.

You've started to notice your child seeking constant reassurance or engaging in repetitive behaviors, or perhaps you've noticed them avoiding social events or expressing excessive worry. Maybe you've noticed your child struggling after going through a difficult event and they are now struggling with nightmares, mood swings, and seem constantly on edge. As a parent, you're feeling lost, overwhelmed, and unsure how to help. Therapy can be the opportunity for you and your child to better understand these struggles and develop effective skills and long lasting solutions.

I believe that each person has the potential to live the life they truly want and that lasting change is possible. As a strengths-based therapist, I help a client find their strengths are built on and utilized in therapy to help the client work through the difficulties they are experiencing. I create a space where you can tell me anything without fear of judgment or me telling you how you should live life. Therapy is an interactive process and it shouldn’t look the same for each person. I love helping people build their confidence and becoming more assertive. I want to help you build the skills to live your life to the fullest!

Hi, I am Sue Middleton. A little about me: I grew up in Los Angeles, California. I have a bachelor’s degree in psychology, degrees in marriage and family therapy and clinical social work, as well as a doctorate in family sociology.

I was born and raised in Las Vegas but relocated to Utah with my wife in 2014. I have spent most of my career as a business consultant and enjoy helping others simplify complex issues. After my own struggles, I realized that these skills could easily be transferred to individuals who had challenges in their personal lives. I am drawn to working with others who are overwhelmed by all the demands life places on them.

I help burned-out professionals and caregivers, anxious people with or without trauma, and people struggling with difficult relationships create purpose and meaning in their everyday lives. I know that mental and emotional challenges, while not always visible to an outside observer, can be incapacitating and that they often have a profound effect on a person’s ability to experience a fulfilling life. Therapy is about healing from painful past experiences, discovering strengths, challenging thinking, improving relationships, and ultimately creating new and rewarding ways of living.

Therapy can be intimidating - you may be going through the hardest time of your life and struggling to know who you can talk to as you go through this process. Rest assured, you are not alone and help is available to and within you. Working together, I hope to bring back the parts of you that may feel a little lost but were once full of hope, joy, and peace. My therapeutic style is collaborative and tailored to each of my clients to meet their specific needs whether you are currently going through tribulations or dealing with the aftermath of a big life change.

Nathan Black is a Certified Social Worker (CSW) therapist. He received his Master of Social Work and a Bachelor of Science- Family Studies emphasis from Utah Valley University. He enjoys works with a wide variety of age groups and populations. Nathan specializes in working with depression, anxiety and PTSD. Nathan enjoys helping clients overcome traumatic experiences that have negatively impacted them in order to improve their well-being now. Primarily, he enjoys implementing Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy to help clients overcome negative effects of trauma or other negative experiences.

Life can be hard at times, but we do not have to experience it alone. If you are feeling down, on-edge, or in despair, our work together can help you find meaning and happiness. As a therapist, I see you as an expert on your life and will value our work together from a collaborative approach.

At Inner Peace Counseling of Utah our team of caring, competent professionals help you meet your goals, provide quality treatment of mental health disorders and support through hard times. Serving children as young as 4 years old through adulthood. Individual therapy, couples therapy and family therapy offered. For those needing reduced rates, our Therapist Interns, who are highly skilled, are able to offer reduced rates. Call us to learn more.

I am a therapist because I believe everyone deserves to be truly seen, heard, and healed. Life might have taught you that you are unworthy, incapable, or unable to experience peace. I hope to guide you through your journey of healing and growth. I believe that the resources you need to find that peace and healing are inside of you–after all, you know yourself and your needs better than anyone. It can be hard to ask for help and be vulnerable with a stranger. I do my best to cultivate an environment where you feel safe to share not only your struggles, but also your joys and laughter.

Life includes unique and meaningful journeys for each of us. During that journey, we all face wounds that require healing and mending. As a therapist, I would be honored to be a part of the healing journey for you and your loved ones. My goal is to provide a collaborative, supportive, and understanding environment focused on your growth, development, and recovery. I approach therapy with a respect for the importance of care in multiple life areas: biological, psychological, relational, and spiritual. I seek to provide healing with respect to the many unique identities and experiences that we each hold in our lives.

Megan Svedin is a Clinical Social Worker in Utah who has been practicing since 2024. She has a Master’s degree in Social Work from University of Utah and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Utah Valley University. Megan uses a client centered approach with her clients. She offers a safe, nonjudgmental space and believes every client is the expert in their own life. Megan helps clients find their value and empower them to use their strengths to change behavior, beliefs, and perspective to help them live a meaningful life.

Hello! My name is Juliane and I’m an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Through personal experience with loved ones struggling with addiction, abuse and divorce, I have learned pain in life is inevitable; I have also learned suffering is not. My passion is to support and help people to relieve as much suffering as possible through sharing tools to make life more manageable and meaningful, even through times of uncertainty and distress.

I specialize in treating adults experiencing the effects of faith-related issues and/or sexual issues. Sex therapy may include addressing sexual shame, LGBTQ+ issues, anxiety, relationship issues, sexual dysfunction, libido differences, and sexual trauma. I am affirming of queer, non-monogamous (ENM, polyamory, etc), and kinky clients. Faith/religious issues may include faith transitions, mixed-faith marriages, excessive guilt, OCD tendencies, and limiting core beliefs. I am affirming of clients' personal values related to their faith, wherever they are on the spectrum of belief.